- Tripitaka, the three main types of text that collectively constitute the Buddhist canon of scriptures: sutras, commandments and commentaries
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- Tripitaka, the three main types of text that collectively constitute the Buddhist canon of scriptures: sutras, commandments and commentaries
This term refers specifically to the foundational texts of Buddhism, which are divided into three categories that guide the teachings and practices within the religion.
The teachings of Buddhism come from the teachings of the Tripitaka.
Studying the Tripitaka is an important step in becoming a monk.
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Sān zàng三藏jīng diǎn经典Tripitaka scripturesSān zàng三藏fǎ bǎo法宝Buddhist treasures of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏chuán传transmission of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏shì yì释义explanation of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏wén xiàn文献Tripitaka literatureFó jiào佛教Sān zàng三藏Buddhist TripitakaSān zàng三藏jiào yì教义doctrines of the TripitakaDà shèng大乘Sān zàng三藏Mahayana TripitakaSān zàng三藏sī xiǎng思想Tripitaka philosophySān zàng三藏yán jiū研究study of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏fān yì翻译translation of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏zhī shi知识knowledge of the Tripitaka